History
It opened as a Baptist place of worship in 1838 in Cromer Street (Baptist Manual, 1845)
Its minister in the early 1860s was Rev. E. W. Thomas, of 200 Euston Road; however, he had resigned his ministry by the beginning of 1864 and was seeking a new post (The Church, January 1864)
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What was reforming about it?
It had a devout and abstemious congregation in the middle of one of the most notoriously rough and hard-drinking parts of Bloomsbury
Where in Bloomsbury
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